Water Online Highlights

  1. More Than 98% Of U.S. Southwest Now In Drought 5/19/2022

    Source water scarcity is growing throughout the U.S., presenting problems for water systems and consumers as it does. Now, virtually every part of the most severely impacted section of the country is feeling the strain.

  2. How Ohio’s Farmers Are Fighting Nutrient Pollution 5/19/2022

    As we enter warmer months and ideal water conditions for surges in toxic algal blooms, the agricultural industry in one heavily impacted state may demonstrate fundamental solutions to the problem.

  3. LC-MS/MS Analysis Of PFAS Extractables In Polyethersulfone (PES) Syringe Filters Using EPA 537.1 5/18/2022

    A key consideration for any PFAS method is to avoid contamination that can impact the accuracy of data, including those coming from sample preparation techniques such as filtration.

  4. When You Give, People Give Back 5/12/2022

    For Trace Blackmore, it’s all about helping others. When you help others, they innately help you, too. The host of the Scaling UP! H2O podcast loves to give, and is encouraging others to join him on the World Vision Global 6K for Water, too.

  5. [AUDIO] When You Give, People Give Back 5/12/2022

    For Trace Blackmore, it’s all about helping others. When you help others, they innately help you, too. The host of the Scaling UP! H2O podcast loves to give, and is encouraging others to join him on the World Vision Global 6K for Water, too.

  6. AFC SEMPER® Remote Pressure Monitors Provide Real-Time Insight To Miami Beach Water 5/11/2022

    Over the past year, the Water Division of the city of Miami Beach, Florida, has seen its use of AMERICAN Flow Control SEMPER Remote Pressure Monitors (RPM) grow. 

  7. Federal Cybersecurity Agency Seeks $80M To Better Protect Water Systems 5/11/2022

    Demonstrating an ongoing commitment to protecting drinking water systems from cyberattack, a central federal body is seeking significant funding to help protect against the growing threat.

  8. CAD Is Dead; BIM Is The Future 5/10/2022

    Let’s walk through how engineering firms and asset owners are using BIM in real life to improve their business position – using an imaginary interview of a forward-thinking Civil Engineer at a design expo:

  9. Win-Win: Using Green Infrastructure To Maximize Ecosystem Benefits 5/10/2022

    As part of an agreement with the EPA to reduce contaminated stormwater overflows from reaching the Mississippi river, the City of St. Louis, Missouri has enacted a $100 million grant program to support the installation of rain gardens and other types of green infrastructure across the city.

  10. Innovation In Water Remediation: Specialized Electrocoagulation For Water Hardness Removal 5/10/2022

    Hardness in water can be characterized into its primary constituent mineral components, typically calcium and magnesium. Excess water hardness in a water supply creates many issues for industry, utilities, and life in general.